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# Week 19 | 2026
#### Featured Improvements - Gantt Chart
* **Drag and drop between stations** — schedules can now be moved between stations via drag and drop. This is controlled by an account-level feature flag.
* **Station filtering** — filter the Gantt view by station and station group
* **Station grouping** — stations are now sorted by group with clear definition between groups.
* **Improved Ranges** — Each view Day, Week & Month has been updated to allow easier distribution of schedules when dragging. Week now shows 7 days without the need to scroll.
* **Shift overlay** — shift patterns are now displayed on the timeline, giving a clear indication of when schedules will be actively worked on. If a schedule spans outside of shift hours it will bridge over to the next working period.
#### General Improvements
* **Expanded metric tooltips** — hover-over information now available on all metrics in Pulse and Trend charts
* **Cockpit** — unreported downtime indicator. Each station now shows whether it has unreported downtime, displayed above station notes
* **Cockpit** — Refreshed layout by station with station group accordions now collapsed by default for a cleaner view
#### Bug Fixes
* Gantt chart — running fixed-quantity schedule bars now extend past their ideal end time to reflect actual progress
* Gantt chart — improved hover-over speed and smoother dragging of short duration schedules
* Gantt chart — day start hour alignment corrected
* Gantt chart — fixed double pop-up when deleting a schedule
* Gantt chart — day alignment issues resolved
* Schedule quantities now supported up to 10 million
* Cockpit — progress bar correctly displays ∞ for continuous schedules
* Trend viewer — fill rendering fixed
* Trend viewer — utilisation target now based on scheduled production only
* Trend viewer — on relative time ranges no longer shows a trailing incomplete bucket
* ISO week calculation now uses start time
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